Man in a van wrote:
> Just for fun :rolleyes: I have had another bash at this, on raspberry PI
> OS Buster Desktop
> ...
>
> Installed LMS and Local Player, still could not get it to run :confused:
>
> ronnie
I tried a similar setup, current image from Raspberry Imager on a Pi3b+
with LMS
I have managed to update the squeezelite version
> *SqueezeLite
> *
> Player Model: SqueezeLite
> Player Type: squeezelite
>
> Firmware: v1.9.9-1372
>
> Player IP Address: 192.168.1.104
>
>
>
But still so persistence (running the command without the &) and no
sound :confused:
Man in a van wrote:
>
>
> I have tried (yeserday) to install Local Player on a raspberry PI OS
> Buster Desktop LMS, it appeared to install but I could not get it to
> start.
>
Just for fun :rolleyes: I have had another bash at this, on raspberry PI
OS Buster Desktop
Installed LMS and
v2k wrote:
> There is an option to turn local access on/off in the settings for the
> plugin but its purpose seems to be, right now anyway, to enable playback
> on a machine running LMS, which as per the description for the plugin
> includes the player. I think the plugin will install the
The Debian Buster packaged Squeezelite is v1.8 something or other
The next Debian Bullseye is v 1.9 something
I have tried (yeserday) to install Local Player on a rapberry PI OS
Buster Desktop LMS would it would not install.
I installed the packaged squeezelite and update to Ralph's latest
bpa wrote:
> IIRC the LocalPlayer plugin enables a player on same system as LMS to
> play files directly and not have the audio data streamed via TCP from
> LMS.
>
> Squeezelite is the same player just version included with the plugin has
> not been updated.
> The plugin provides a subtle
v2k wrote:
> Thanks! That might be a better solution than the plugin. That machine is
> running Ubuntu 18.04, the version in the repo looks to be 1.8.
> Everything else in bin is supposed to execute so I don't think you're
> doing anything wrong by being explicit :)
IIRC the LocalPlayer plugin
Man in a van wrote:
> You don't say which OS you are using, but on a raspberry PI OS BUster
> Desktop I don't use Local Player but just
>
> ...
>
> I'm not sure if the chmod command is really required :confused:
>
> and this is only offered in the spirit of helpfulness :) try it at your
>
v2k wrote:
> Hello,
> I hope I'm posting this in the right thread, I'm still a bit confused
> about how the LMS, Squeezelite and piCorePlayer projects are connected.
> Anyways, I'm running LMS 8.1.1 on a Linux box, not through pCP, and just
> installed the Local Player plugin. Playback works
Hello,
I hope I'm posting this in the right thread, I'm still a bit confused
about how the LMS, Squeezelite and piCorePlayer projects are connected.
Anyways, I'm running LMS 8.1.1 on a Linux box, not through pCP, and just
installed the Local Player plugin. Playback works fine (after some
@Adrian & Ralph
Don't know if you allready have seen following post:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?108550-Announce-Squeezelite-X/page164
post #1634
I can confirm the mentioned bug
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ralphy wrote:
> It was not intentional but it provided the info I needed to confirm it's
> an issue between the driver and portaudio.
>
> I've removed the debug build from the zip file.
>
> As another test can you try 'this build'
>
DeNyss wrote:
> Hi. I've performed a fresh installation of LMS nightly version 8.0.0 -
> 1590399854 and can't find plugin under 3rd party section anymore. Could
> someone guide me how to install it under Ubuntu server? Thanks.
Or preferably someone in Triode's unavailability could update the
Theriverlethe wrote:
> I've also noticed that this build doesn't output any audio, even in
> DirectSound mode. Is that intentional?
It was not intentional but it provided the info I needed to confirm it's
an issue between the driver and portaudio.
Code:
PinNew: Found
Further experimentation with the previous build yielded some REALLY
unexpected results. Running "squeezelite-win.exe -o 21 -s kraken -a 50:1
-a 24 -u v" produces audio that matches the Windows driver settings. If
Windows is set to 24/96kHz, squeezelite will play all audio upsampled to
24/96kHz.
I've also noticed that this build doesn't output any audio, even in
DirectSound mode. Is that intentional?
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ralphy wrote:
> The 'squeezelite 1.9.7-1250 zip for windows'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/windows/squeezelite-1.9.7-1250-win32.zip/download)
> has a 2nd binary squeezelite-debug.exe which has logging enabled for
> portaudio.
>
> Run your tests again from a
The 'squeezelite 1.9.7-1250 zip for windows'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/windows/squeezelite-1.9.7-1250-win32.zip/download)
has a 2nd binary squeezelite-debug.exe which has logging enabled for
portaudio.
Run your tests again from a command prompt, not
When I specify sample rates, I get the following in a loop:
PS D:\Downloads\squeezelite-1.9.6-1210-win32> .\squeezelite-ffmpeg.exe
-s kraken -o 30 -d all=debug -r 44100-96000
[15:09:14.611] stream_init:370 init stream
[15:09:14.611] stream_init:371 streambuf size: 2097152
[15:09:14.657]
ralphy wrote:
> Squeezelite tries to open the device using 32bit samples and the
> device/driver responds that the Sample format is not supported so the
> tests fail.
>
> Add -d all=debug to the command line it might give more insight.
>
> If not, you will need a squeezelite build that has
Theriverlethe wrote:
>
> PS D:\Downloads\squeezelite-1.9.6-1210-win32> .\squeezelite-ffmpeg.exe
> -s kraken -o 30 -C 60
> [18:52:57.052] test_open:237 error opening portaudio stream: Sample
> format not supported
> [18:52:57.052] output_init_common:391 unable to open output device: 30
I'm trying to use Squeezelite on Windows 10 with the Jriver WDM driver.
Here is a list of devices on my system:
Output devices:
3 - - Output [MME]
4 - JRiver Media Center 25 (JRiver [MME]
5 - Speakers (ODAC-revB USB DAC) [MME]
6 - Speakers (Steam Streaming Micro [MME]
7 - Speakers (Steam
Hi. I've performed a fresh installation of LMS nightly version 8.0.0 -
1590399854 and can't find plugin under 3rd party section anymore. Could
someone guide me how to install it under Ubuntu server? Thanks.
DeNyss's
the_bat wrote:
> Thanks. For some reason that version won't download. The counter
> decrements to 1 or 0 but nothing happens. The previous version (1198)
> does download however and is now working, so thanks very much indeed.
>
> Alan
1218 now downloading fine.
Thanks again.
Alan
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Reset Volume plugin or Volumelock Plugin
Thanks
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Slovator wrote:
> How to set a fixed volume level for a local squeezelite player when the
> system is turned on?
Reset Volume plugin or Volumelock Plugin
Jeff
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Receiver,SqueezeLite-X,PiCorePlayer x3
*Server:* LMS Version: Latest Nightly on Centos 8.0 VM on
How to set a fixed volume level for a local squeezelite player when the
system is turned on?
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Since I made yesterday the tests to start Squeezelite, I have the
following in my sound controlpanel:
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How can I get rid of this Airplay entry for Squeezelite? In the meantime
I deleted Squeezelite from my Mac as I don't use it, but the entry is
still there.
ralphy wrote:
> You can try replacing the squeezelite-osx included/downloaded by the
> localplayer plugin with the one from
> 'Squeezelite-x86_64-1.9.7r1218.tar.gz'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/osx/intel/),
> instead of using the disk image version.
Thanks.
You can try replacing the squeezelite-osx included/downloaded by the
localplayer plugin with the one from
'Squeezelite-x86_64-1.9.7r1218.tar.gz'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/osx/intel/),
instead of using the disk image version.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch,
the_bat wrote:
> Right clicking brings up the "open" dialogue but clicking that doesn't
> do anything and nothing shows up in Activity Monitor.
I tried it myself. For the first start this is correct, when I try it a
second time, there is "Open" in the Dialog available, but the program
only
carsten_h wrote:
> If you have such program, you can normally start it with right mousekey
> and chosing "Open" and in the following dialog I think "Ok".
> You always have to do it with most programs not from the Mac Appstore.
Unfortunately that doesn't work - Right clicking brings up the
the_bat wrote:
> but when I try to run it I get the "Squeezelite cannot be opened
> because the developer cannot be verified" message.
If you have such program, you can normally start it with right mousekey
and chosing "Open" and in the following dialog I think "Ok".
You always have to do it
Hi
Has anyone managed to get this to work?
I've downloaded the dmg file but when I try to run it I get the
"Squeezelite cannot be opened because the developer cannot be
verified" message.
Many thanks
Alan
the_bat's
Slovator wrote:
> This contains the *localplayer.log* file:
>
> >
Code:
> > Starting Squeezelite:
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin/squeezelite-armv6hf
-o hw:CARD=Codec,DEV=0 -d all=debug -f
PasTim wrote:
> Does the local player log show anything?
This contains the *localplayer.log* file:
Code:
Starting Squeezelite:
/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin/squeezelite-armv6hf
-o hw:CARD=Codec,DEV=0 -d all=debug -f
Slovator wrote:
> No. I could not run this on the plugin. I have installed standalone
> squeezelite now.
>
> This is what my */etc/asound.conf* file contains. The standalone
> Squeezelite works with these settings (but sometimes the sound clicks).
>
> >
Code:
> >
PasTim wrote:
> Slovator - did that fix your problem?
No. I could not run this on the plugin. I have installed standalone
squeezelite now.
This is what my */etc/asound.conf* file contains. The standalone
Squeezelite works with these settings (but sometimes the sound clicks).
Code:
PasTim wrote:
> In additional options put "-o equal", and any other command line options
> you want. The options you are showing are the versions of the program
> for different operating system platforms.
Slovator - did that fix your problem?
LMS 7.9.3 on PC, Xubuntu 18.04, FLACs 16->24
Slovator wrote:
> With standalone squeezelite, I also ran this. But in the LocalPlayer
> plugin this does not work. Only three options are available in the
> settings.
> 29782
In additional options put "-o equal", and any other command line options
you want. The options you are showing are the
PasTim wrote:
> ... but with a stand-alone squeezelite In the local player settings
> use "-o equal" to output to that device.
>
With standalone squeezelite, I also ran this. But in the LocalPlayer
plugin this does not work. Only three options are available in the
settings.
29782
Slovator wrote:
> I want to use the equalizer when outputting sound through the
> LocalPlayer plugin.
>
> How can I output sound through LocalPlayer using *AlsaEQ* on Armbiant
> Strech?
>
> The "*equal*" output does not appear in the plugin menu.
>
> To do this, the plugin must use the
I want to use the equalizer when outputting sound through the
LocalPlayer plugin.
How can I output sound through LocalPlayer using *AlsaEQ* on Armbiant
Strech?
The "*equal*" output does not appear in the plugin menu.
To do this, the plugin must use the default output device from
noexit wrote:
> I'm putting the finishing touches on my Windows to Linux-Pi migration
> and have run into a small snag: On my Raspberry Pi 4b (Raspbian)
> running Squeezelite, I notice that Squeezelite cannot play local MP3
> media that's encoded at 48000. 41000 play fine. VLC on this same
I'm putting the finishing touches on my Windows to Linux-Pi migration
and have run into a small snag: On my Raspberry Pi 4b (Raspbian)
running Squeezelite, I notice that Squeezelite cannot play local MP3
media that's encoded at 48000. 41000 play fine. VLC on this same Pi
seems to play both
Jeff07971 wrote:
> If its not and you want a client for the LMS on your PC I'd recommend
> Squeezelite-X (A Free download from the Microsoft Store)
Been playing with Squeezelite-X last couple of days - perfect.
- *Hi-Fi 1*: VortexBox LMS/SOtM tX-USB; Oppo Cirrus ESS Sabre32 DAC
Jeff07971 wrote:
> I think the first step in the troubleshooting is :- Is the localplayer
> plugin what you think it is ?
>
> Your post is a little confusing do you want an audio output directly
> from the NAS or from the PC ?
>
> The localplayer plugin provides a player on the LMS server
Mycenius wrote:
> Morning All - I've just installed this plugin last night to try out,
> first time I've used it (as usually haven't listened to music while at
> my computer desk); and I am having an issue where it won't actually
> start, despite restarting LMS and rebooting the host NAS. I
Morning All - I've just installed this plugin last night to try out,
first time I've used it (as usually haven't listened to music while at
my computer desk); and I am having an issue where it won't actually
start, despite restarting LMS and rebooting the host NAS. I have LMS
running on a QNAP
I think there is a problem with the sound system on the box I'm trying
to use Squeezelite-win on. Squeezelite cannot see an output device.
Code:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Squeezelite-X>squeezelite-win -l
C:\Program Files (x86)\Squeezelite-X>
radiowonderland wrote:
> ...to give exact path for the squeezelite-osx binary (as you did for the
> old lame in PreferencePanes)? My Spotlight isn't finding it...
>
Problem solved, thanks to Ralphy and Find Any File.
The following is posted as a courtesy to any who could use the info.
ralphy wrote:
> Sorry, lame is for mp3 transcoding at the server level not within
> localplayer.
>
> You can replace the old squeezelite-osx 1.5 binary with a current one
> has all the codecs built into the binary. There's no need to download
> the codec dynamic libraries separately.
>
>
Sorry, lame is for mp3 transcoding at the server level not within
localplayer.
You can replace the old squeezelite-osx 1.5 binary with a current one
has all the codecs built into the binary. There's no need to download
the codec dynamic libraries separately.
ralphy wrote:
> ...download a 'lame binary for macOS'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/lame-3.100-osxhs.tar.gz/download)
> instead.
Thanks! I end up with a small unix-executable, "lame".
I put it in this folder,
radiowonderland wrote:
> This has been covered, but links are now obsolete (and maybe I'm not
> understanding stuff I should).
>
> Local player is playing .flac and pcm files just great! And in sync
> with my SBT, etc.
>
> But...
>
> Local Player, like Squeezelite on which it's based
bpa wrote:
> It looks like squeezlite running as admin cannot access Alsa "default"
>
>
> You should check what Alsa devices are available to squeezelite running
> as admin (i.,e. repeat marcoc1712 test)
>
> edit
>
> If you can add "-o hw:0,0" to Local player instance - "hw" tends to
>
Thorden wrote:
> So why doesn't Local Player start squeezelite as admin?
It looks like squeezlite running as admin cannot access Alsa "default"
You should check what Alsa devices are available to squeezelite running
as admin (i.,e. repeat marcoc1712 test)
BosseJ wrote:
> > Thorden wrote:
> > ?? Didn't change anything, still no output devices available for user
> > admin.
> >
> > A drastic way to fix this would be to change the permissions under
> > /dev/snd: execute > >
Code:
> > > > sudo chmod g+rw /dev/snd/*
The permission and ownerships for the devices in /dev/snd are setup when
a USB device is inserted and recognised.
This means if during testing you remove USB DAC and plug it in again -
you'll need to change device permissions. Not sure about system
restart/reboot.
A permanent solution would
Thorden wrote:
> ?? Didn't change anything, still no output devices available for user
> admin.
>
> >
Code:
> > root@Akela2:/dev/snd# ls -l
> total 0
> crw--- 1 root audio 116, 0 Feb 26 13:52 controlC0
> crw--- 1 root audio 116, 16 Feb 26 15:37
Thorden wrote:
> Without:
> >
Code:
> >
admin@Akela2:/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin$
./squeezelite-x86-64 -l
> Output devices:
> null - Discard all samples (playback) or generate
zero
Thorden wrote:
> ?? Didn't change anything, still no output devices available for user
> admin.
> ..
> Could it be the right group should be AudioStation?
bossJ suggestions about adding group permission rw is right - I missed
that bit in the earlierpost.
Thorden wrote:
> ?? Didn't change anything, still no output devices available for user
> admin.
>
> >
Code:
> > root@Akela2:/dev/snd# ls -l
> total 0
> crw--- 1 root audio 116, 0 Feb 26 13:52 controlC0
> crw--- 1 root audio 116, 16 Feb 26 15:37
bpa wrote:
> Interesting - the permission & group setting on these file means only
> root can access them.
>
> A bit drastic (and assuming currently the group for all files in
> /dev/snd is root) but if you have an "audio" group defined and admin is
> part of audio group then you change
Thorden wrote:
> Pretty close:
>
> root@Akela2:/dev/snd# ls -l
> total 0
> crw--- 1 root root 116, 0 Feb 26 13:52 controlC0
> crw--- 1 root root 116, 16 Feb 26 15:37 pcmC0D0p
> crw--- 1 root root 116, 33 Feb 26 13:52 timer
Interesting - the permission & group setting on these
bpa wrote:
> In an earlier post you showed directory listing which I presumed was
> executed with root id
>
> Some system have audio in /dev/snd directory. Can you do a "ls -l " on
> /dev/snd as root - I'd expect to see a pcmC0D0p character device - root
> owner and audio group id. There
marcoc1712 wrote:
> what's the output of: ./squeezelite-x86-64 -l with and without sudo?
Without:
Code:
admin@Akela2:/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin$
./squeezelite-x86-64 -l
Output devices:
null
In an earlier post you showed directory listing which I presumed was
executed with root id
Code:
root@Akela2:/proc/asound# ls -l /proc/asound/card0
total 0
-r--r--r-- 1 root root 0 Feb 26 13:21 id
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Feb 26 13:21 oss_mixer
-r--r--r-- 1
Thorden wrote:
> Without sudo and options:
>
> >
Code:
> >
admin@Akela2:/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin$
./squeezelite-x86-64
> [15:40:59.636522] test_open:281 playback open error: No such file or
directory
>
Thorden wrote:
>
>
> But in fact that don't seem to matter, the basic command line command
> -sudo ./squeezelite-x86-64- works like a charm.
Without sudo and options:
Code:
bpa wrote:
> At the moment I can't look at the posts in more detail but the message
> "ALSA _snd_pcm_hw_open:1401 Invalid value for card" could mean one of
> the parameters value is not supported but rights/access/permissions is
> most likely.
>
> Check what groups Audiostation user id belongs
At the moment I can't look at the psot in detail but the message "ALSA
_snd_pcm_hw_open:1401 Invalid value for card" could mean one of the
parameters value is not supported but rights/access/permissions is most
likely.
Check what groups Audiostation user id belongs to ?
Thorden wrote:
> So, has to be a rights issue, right?
Posts crossing again.
Not necessarily - only if exact same command (with exact same
environment variables) run from root works ok.
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Thorden wrote:
> I can't find a user for LMS, and I can't find a way to add the user to a
> group either. addgroup doesnt't exist, nor does usermod. :confused:
When LMS is runnign do a "ps" which shows full command line stuff as
before - look for some process executing something with
Thorden wrote:
> Thanks, ralphy!
> However, I need to be root to execute it, and it won't load from LMS.
> Looks like a rights issue to the sound device.
> Do I need to change permissions of the device, or add a user to a group?
>
> I can't find a user for LMS, and I can't find a way to add
ralphy wrote:
> You can use the 'patchelf utility' (https://nixos.org/patchelf.html) to
> set the library path directly in the squeezelite binary.
>
> >
Code:
> > patchelf --set-rpath /volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib
squeezelite-x86-64
> >
>
bpa wrote:
>
>
> Not quite done with step 1 or 2 as there are variations still to be
> checked.
> Please confirm
> - you changed ownership/permission etc. of the libasound file when in
> the squeezelite direcotry ?
> - there was no file or directory with a name starting with "ld" in the
>
You can use the 'patchelf utility' (https://nixos.org/patchelf.html) to
set the library path directly in the squeezelite binary.
Code:
patchelf --set-rpath /volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib squeezelite-x86-64
As it's unlikely available on the
Thorden wrote:
> This is brilliant, I am learning as I go. Thank you so much for your
> kind assistance and patience, you are a great and very helpful person!
Unfortunately for other readers of the thread - they'll find it a bit
off-piste.
> Seems we need to go with the script option, no luck
bpa wrote:
> This is unlikely to be easy to be easy as your Linux skills are limited
> and this is likely to be very fiddly & messy.
> The path is usually built into the executable. The executable is
> searching in standard places but the NAS is not "standard".
>
> So there are main options:
>
Thorden wrote:
> The first option doesn't work, as it still can't find the libasound
> thing. Is there a way to tell it where it is?
This is unlikely to be easy to be easy as your Linux skills are limited
and this is likely to be very fiddly & messy.
The path is usually built into the
bpa wrote:
> Looks good and it look like it is behaving as a local player and opening
> and reading a file directly and not streamed from LMS.
>
> You should try the "new" version of squeezelite without the
> "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" at the start - just to see if the "new" version can
> find the
Thorden wrote:
> That seemed to do the trick! At least it plays MP3 and FLAC native as
> far as I can see.
Looks good and it look like it is behaving as a local player and opening
and reading a file directly and not streamed from LMS.
You should try the "new" version of squeezelite without
bpa wrote:
> OK, it's quite old and more importantly all the libraries are not linked
> to it.
>
> Earlier Ralphy suggested a Pulseaudio version of squeezelite from a
> repository, it ran but was missing a pulseaudio libraruy - from same
> respository can you try the "normal" version which
Thorden wrote:
> Ok, sorry, never quite got the use of that variable command. Think I
> understand it now.
>
> Squeezelite v1.6.5, Copyright 2012-2014 Adrian Smith. See -t for license
> terms
> Build options: LINUX ALSA EVENTFD RESAMPLE DSD
OK, it's quite old and more importantly all the
bpa wrote:
> On your system - use your squeezelite
> >
Code:
> >
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib
/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin/squeezelite-x86-64
-?
>
> >
Ok, sorry,
On your system - use your squeezelite
Code:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/volume1/@appstore/AudioStation/lib
/volume1/@appstore/SqueezeCenter/Cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/LocalPlayer/Bin/squeezelite-x86-64
-?
bpa wrote:
> What is the build of your squeezelite ? to find out do the
> "./squeezelite -?" and the first & last lines are the build info
>
Drives me nuts, the only thing I can get out of it is
-error while loading shared libraries: libasound.so.2: cannot open
shared object file: No such
What is the build of your squeezelite ? to find out do the
"./squeezelite -?" and the first & last lines are the build info
Code:
@minitower:~$ ./squeezelite -?
Squeezelite v1.9.0-1113, Copyright 2012-2015 Adrian Smith, 2015-2018 Ralph
Irving. See -t for
Thorden wrote:
> Won't play MP3 however.
That is something to do with your LMS setup then - another issue for
another thread.
First thing to do is get libraries working on the NAS squeezelite so
that your player capabilities below
Code:
sendHELO:119 cap:
bpa wrote:
> I should explain my current thoughts.
>
> LocalPlayer measn files areplayed directly by squeezelite - they are not
> streamed (i.e no transcoding or down resampling). So squeezelite has to
> be able to play the files natively.
>
> Your Squeezelite on the NAS cannot play Flac or
Thorden wrote:
> Yes, it plays and I can hear it. Using LMS on the NAS.
>
> It is flac, but it is converted to AIFF, for some reason.
>
> 26819
Won't play MP3 however.
[11:14:16.148697] discover_server:702 sending discovery
[11:14:16.149144] discover_server:713 got response from:
bpa wrote:
> It plays audio and you can hear it ?
>
> I "see" the audio is being played in aiff format - what format is the
> source you just played ?
Yes, it plays and I can hear it. Using LMS on the NAS.
It is flac, but it is converted to AIFF, for some reason.
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I should explain my current thoughts.
LocalPlayer measn files areplayed directly by squeezelite - they are not
streamed (i.e no transcoding or down resampling). So squeezelite has to
be able to play the files natively.
Your Squeezelite on the NAS cannot play Flac or MP3 file natively which
Thorden wrote:
> Oh, sorry, I didn't quite follow you there.
>
> So, this make the player appear in LMS, and I can play audio just fine
> from LMS using it. :D
It plays audio and you can hear it ?
I "see" the audio is being played in aiff format - what format is the
source you just played ?
bpa wrote:
> Ignore Local Plugin and it probably won't make a differnce.
>
> You are trying to test a standalone squeezelite on your NAS as a player.
>
>
> So if you can play something from your Windows LMS on thre NAS
> squeezelite player - it is just as good. What you trying to test is
Thorden wrote:
> I can't test with LMS, since it reports that Squeezelite is not running.
> So the player is not available from LMS. I have another player
> available, (running on a Windows PC), but I guess using that won't
> prove anything else than that LMS is working. It is, no problem
bpa wrote:
> The except above alreadys shows problems such as no MP3 or Flac support
> - not good indicates something esle wrong with libraries. Even more
> reason to test with LMS.
I can't test with LMS, since it reports that Squeezelite is not running.
So the player is not available from
Thorden wrote:
>
> [23:31:54.397271] load_faad:610 loaded libfaad.so.2
> [23:31:54.397312] register_faad:640 using faad to decode aac
> [23:31:54.397415] load_vorbis:284 dlerror: libvorbisidec.so.1: cannot
> open shared object file: No such file or directory
> [23:31:54.397456] alsa_open:236
Thorden wrote:
> Guess you ment playing a file using mplayer?
No I mean playing an audio file via LMS through squeezelite as a player
- for example I expect output something tlike the following which shows
the ALSA interaction while trying to play audio.
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